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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-21
BOSTON MARKET,

BOSTON, July 18th, 1857.
BUrrER.-The Butter market is quiet this
round lots, 20 2d2lc; extra frsts, ISdl9c;
fine Iowa factory ladies, l5dl5 l-2c.; imitation
creamery, l59l6c; fair to good, l5Gl7c.; bakers
butter and old, 1901 G,
EGGS-The market for eggs is steady at the
following quotations: Cape and nearby, 1919 l-2
cents; extra easterns, l6 1-2Il7c.; western, Is q
10 l,2c; northern, 10 l-2c; Island and New Bruins
wick, lGdl6 l-2c.
BEANs.-On beans the market is quiet at Yer
mont small handpicked pea, Sl.9592OO; New
ork small pea, $l.15d1S5; large pea, 81 75G
LIST medium, Sl.70Gl.75; yellow eye improved,
81 % l.65; red kidney, l.70dI75
PoTAToEs.-The old market potatoes is very
good with market firm, and quotations are
extras, S2a2.25; mediums, 81 f5d2.
CoRN.-Ihe corn market Is lirmer at following
quotations High mixed, 52a53 Ice; steamer
no grade, 49a5Oc.
MEAI:-ln the meal market there is a moderate
meStic, S2aoG2.So; choice graduated, $3.d3l0;
W bag, 9Sd 81 90 Oatmeal; ground, $5.20d545;
cut, 5000 Rye is quoted at 67G70c. Rye
h0ur is quoted at S3.l25d3,625 y Dbl.
fLoUk'-Ihe hour market is reported less firm
Si2l5G3.25; extras and seconds, $3I5d4O0;
Michigan stone, $4.45d45O; winter wheat,
straight ana rollers, $4,25a475; winter patents,
$!545.l5; spring patents, $5O6d5.25.
HAY, BRAN. STRAW, &C.-The hay market is
Iuiet tHls week az ChOlce to prime hay, SlSd 10
lar 10 Sood, Sl69lI; eastern fine, $l3dl4 80;
poor 10 Ordinary Sl2al4; east swale, $9dl0,
rye straw Cholce, ; 4.50dl5; Oat straw, $Sd9.
Trans; Winter bran $l6aI7 80; spring, SIC so a
1880; sack bran, $l7aiS; middings, SI7UIS.
cottonseed meal! TO arrive, $24024.5O; spot,
$25G25.50.
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St. Paul, Mimi, has recently been
afflicted with a plague of bugs" which
seem to have railed down upon her
from the skies in great numbers, cover
ing the walks, according to some vera
ciOus chroniclers, to the depth of several
inches. Meanwhile her sister and rival.
beautiful Minneapolis, seems to have
had no bugs at all, except such as are
with her always, and consequently there
is great strife and commotion among
the citizens of the latter town. One
party claims that the visitation with
which st. Paul has been afflicted is on
account Of her wicked ways. But there
are others who cannot see the matter in
that light, and who believe that some
enterprising but INSCRIPTIONS citizens
of st. Paul have started the story for
the purpose Of booming their town
at the expense of Minneapolis, and they
are fully resolved to get up a hug-yisita-
ton of their own, Just to show to the
inhabitants of efete st. Paul that Mime
apolis can ''seen her and ''go'' her lone
better 1t is a noble and generous
rivalry!
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The PRESS EXCURSION.-Ihe annual
excursion of the Vermont Press AssO-
citation this year was not in the least
behind those of former years. A very in
teresting route had been laid out by the
executive committee, and all the arrange
ments were fully carried out. This
year the excursion included visit to
Boston and Nantucket The party
numbered about siXty-five, including a
number of distinguished guests, among
whom were Gov. OrmSbee, Lieut.. Gov.
Fuller, State Auditor Powell, Hon. C.
S. Page, Col. Ct. W. Hooker, Hon. b. d.
Harris and others. Representatives of
the following newspapers were present
The News AND CITIZEN, Burlinqton
Clipper, Rutland Herald, Windsor Jour
nal, BeILO11s Falls Times, st. .JOhnsbuyy
CGIedOniGn, Woodstock Standard, Barton
Monitor, Newport Express, Burlington
Clipper, Montpelier Wdtchman, Rural
VermOnter, Barre Enterprise, and Boston
Journal. The trip was highly enjoyed
by all and was one that will long be
remembered by many. We have not
space or time to give detailed account
of the excursion, but will state that
it was by no means simply junketing
expedition. The first evening at Nam
tucket was devoted almost entirely to
the discussion of newspaper business.
and we have no doubt that many sue,
gestiOns were made and ideas advanced
that will be of interest and advan-
tage to many. The running of patent
medicine advs. inserting cuts and adver-
Using rates were thoroughly discussed.
Much credit is due to the executive
committee for the success of the entire
affair, especially to l.. o. Greene its
chairman, who was untiring in his
labOTs and devoted much time to make
it the success that it was.
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This is to- certify that L have been trou-
bled with bad stomach for the past 30
years and have been treated by dozen
or more eminent physicians, but received
no permanent relief. At times | have
been very bad off with a severe pain in
my right side and stomach. and could not
take nourishment enough to hardly sus-
tain life. Then there would be times that
L would be better and could eat if [ was
careful what | eat. Several months ago
began to fail and could take but little
nourshment; grew poor and weak and
have been tried, with advice of several
physicians, with no permanent relief, but
in two weeks after using DR.. Royce's
medicine l began to feel like new man.
My appetite has increased wonderfully :;
have gained in flesh and my troubles
have lett me; am perfectly cured.
SETH FORD.
Referred to. Wells River, vt.
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people, as q rule, are prevented from
acquiring landed interests, and that
they are held in perpetual bondage
of debt, from which they finally flee
in sheer desperation, seeking refuge
where they may. And to such causes
as these [ attribute the recent out
breaks in South Carolina and Louis
lana"
At last Mr.. CIeveland's war substi-
tute come to the front, and makes in
substance, this statement, which is at
tested by three creditable witnesses.
That his name is George Brinski and
that Grover Cleveland paid him $3.50
to act as his substitute, which service
he faithfully performed; that Mr..
Cleveland promised to help him if he
should survive the war; that he is
now old, poor and enfeebled by dis
ease; that he is friendless and the in
mate of a soldiers and sailors hospi-
tai at Bath, N. j. that, although the
Presidents attention has been repeat
edly called TO his case, he has done
nothing for him since the war, and
will not even use his influence TO have
him pensioned. His war-worn sub
stitute forgets that his ungrateful and
unpatriotic beneficiary is prejudiced
against pensioning Union veterans.
The glorious Fourth was generally,
though not publicly, celebrated; most
of the citizens of Washington sought
recreation in the surrounding coun-
ties. The small boys remained in the
city and exploited their patriotism
with fire-crackers.
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Estate of WAIrY CURTIS,
LICENSE TO SELL.

State Of Vermont, DISTRICT of LaBsOiele, ss.-In
Probate Court held at Hyde Park, within and for
said district on the 9th day of July, A. ID. 1887.
John Brush, Administer of the estate OF Waity
Curtis, late OfCambrldge in said district deceased
makes application TO said Court for license to SELF
all of the real estate of said deceased
representing that said sale is necessary Tor the
payment of the debts of SAID deceased, and
charges of administration. Whereupon ID is orr
dered by said court that said application come,
under consideration and be heard on the 29th
day of July A. ID. 1887, at the Probate OF
all persons interested be notified hereof,
by publication of notice Of this application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the
NEWS & CITIZEN, printed at Morrisviile and
Hyde Park, before said time of hearing that thew
may appear at said time and place, and, If they
see cause, object thereto. Bv the Court-At test
94w3 r. S PAGE Repister
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Probate Court-LamoiIIe District.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending July
10th, A. D. 1887:
July 11.-Betsey Cook, Guardianship
Gilmore; Guardian rettirns Inventory
Caleb Hurlbut, Guardianship, Hyde
Park; Guardian makes report.
July 12.-J. II. Fisk's estate, Lacygne
Kansas; Administrator presents his
account for settlement; hearing set fol
August 18th, 1887.
July 14.-R. S. Gallup's estate, Morris
town; Administrators settles hel ac-
count. Lucinda Reeds estate, Hyde
Park; Commissioners make report
OMITTED LAST WEEK.
July 7.-Elizabeth Stacy, Guardian,
ship, Morristown; Guardian settles his
account,
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Estate of Tena r. Lutes.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Lamoiile
commissioners, 10 receive examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against The
estate OF Tena II. Lutes, late OF Hyde Park in
SAID District, deceased, and all claims exhibit
Will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, at the oHlce
L. >. Small in Hyde Park county of Lamoille, on
the 4th Monday Of October and Ath Monday of
January next from 10 O'Clock q. m. until O'clock
?. m, each OF said days, and that six months from
the 5th day of JulyA. ID. 1887, is the time limi ed
by salu Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance
Dated at Hyde Park, this 9th day Of July, A.
u 1851 +. III. SRTONG,
~, n. G. WOOD,
99Wd COMMITS sinners
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Estate of A. n. Ouimby.

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF LAHoILLE
ss.-In Probate Court, held at Hyde Park, in said
Dlstrlct, on the 18th day ofJuly a. ID. 1881
y: Z. Fisher, AdministrtriX of the estate of
A. ii: Quimby, late of Wolcott, in said district, de-
easeu, makes application To said Court for license
TO sell all of the real estate of said deceased,
representing that SAID sale is necessary for
the payment of the debts of said deceased and
charges or administration. Whereupon il is
ordered by said Court, that said application
come under consideration and be heard on
the ath gay OF August \. ID. 1887, at the Pro.
DaUe once IN HYDE Park and it is further ordered
th3t all persons interested be notified hereof by
puDlcaton of notice of sand application and
S N thereoh, three weeks successfully in the
News and Citizen published at NIorrisyflle and
Hyde Park, before said time of hearing that
they may appear at sand time and place, and, il
they see cause, object thereto.
95-wS &, S. PAGE, REGISTER,
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Estate of A. I. Thomas.

The undersigned having been appointed by Iha
Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Lam0ille
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of A. l.. Thomas, late of Stowe in said
district deceased, and all claims exhibited
IN offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet fol the purposes aforesaid. at the office
OF l.. z. Moody in Stowe, aforesaid on the both
day OF July and 10th day of Nov. next from 10 q.
m until p m, each of said days, and that six
months from the 27th day of June A. ID. 1887
is the time limited by said Court for said credits
ton and allowance.
Dated at Stowe this 18th day of July, A. ID.
1851 VERNON WILKINS,
CHARLES L. BURT,
94W3 Commits siOnePa
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Tur PpPsrnFNT's ST. LOUIS AFFAIR.

The PRESIDENTS ST. LOUIS AFFAIR.
Gen. Tuttle, commander of the &.
A. R. for Iowa says: "In the refusal to
visit the St. Louis encampment Cleve-
lands back-down is so complete. we
don't feel like exulting, but it was the
wisest thing he could do. He at
tempts to get sympathy by insinuating
that threats OF violence were made
against him. l can say no threats of
violence were made or ever dreamed Of.
Old soldiers do not mean to throw
bricks in order TO show their contmpt.
have had letters by the bushel from
all parts of the United States, and
believe 80 percent of the old soldiers
were opposed to having him review
them at their encampment. As to
the suggestion from st. Louis that
the citizens will greet the Grand Ar
my with incivillty, l can say old SOL
diers ask no favors of st. Louis and
do not go there for that purpose.
They are not set of politicians and
will find all the entertainment they
want in renewing and strengthening
the ties of fraternal association"
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DANyILLE. Vt June o. 1881

'
To lCiOBI 1t mag cOHceT7I:-ThiS is to certify
that about the last of February, 'S7, applied to
DR.. Royce for treatment for heart trouble of long
standing. Previous to said treatment it was very
ing excruciatlng pains in the region of the heart
and suffering terribly from weak lungs. l com
menced to take DR.. ROyce'S medicine and in a
short time the pain wholly ceased, since which
time have steadily improved and now am en-
tirely well, and can do my work the Sabbath
without any fatigue whatever No pain in the
heart lungs strong, and consider myself a per-
fectly well man and shall always feel very CRATE
full to Dr.. Royce for the cure l have received
from his treatment and very gladly recommend
him to others, as they will find him thorough
gentleman and an educated physician.
REV. GEO. e. BURNHAM,
Pastor NJ. L, Church.
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WHAT MR.. CHARLES VARNUM OF EAST
PEACHAM SAYS ABOUT HIS sCIATIC

Three years ago last April L was taken with
what the doctors called sciatic rheumatism IN
my right leg, and l suffered intense pain for,
more than three years. Tried five experienced
doctors and found no relief. Could not work ;.
was confined to my bed several times, weeks at
a time. Jan. 28th l consulted DIR. Royce. He,
said he could cure me-. | commenced to use his.
remedies. l have used them three months, and
to-day consider myself well man. Have been
able to work on my farm every day and do q big
days work. free from pain, / am &C years old.
The doctors that had treated me and failed said
l was too old to be cured. Dr. Royce said was
none too old for him. and he has proven it true.
Be sure and see DR.. Royce. He has cured my
wife of chronic diarrhpa of years standing. And
a large number of other cases i'm our locality,
which had been given up as incurable before DIR.
ROyce's appearance this way. Any one wishing
to know more of my case please write me or call
on me. CHARLES VARNUM.
East Peacham Vt
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Judge Barrett has sentenced Jacob
Sharp to Imprisonment for four years
in Sing Sing and to pay fine of five
thousand dollars. This wretched
criminal who debauched public officers
that he might put ill-gotten gains into
his own pocket, and who for many
years bought legislators like merchan-
disc, goes to spend the remnant OF
his days, in all likelihood, in contlne-
ment and disgrace.
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ST. JOHNsBURY, VT, May 20. 81.

ST. JOHNSBURY, VT, May 70. 'S7.
DIR. Z. w. ROYCE
Dear Sir.-I desire to thank you for the
cure that has been affected in my case.
have suffered for years from what is
called sick headaches. being, when so
afflicted, unable to do any work from one
to three days at time. I would have no
appetite for food of any kind, and after
one of these attacks would be complete
ly FRUSTRATED for while. | tried vari-
Gus remedies for this trouble. some Civ
ing me partial and temporary relief and
others producing no effect. My husband
was anxious to have me consult DR..
Royce and [ did so. He told me he could
cure me in one month. My stomach had
also troubled me for the past two years.
[ would have very severe pains in my
stomach three or four times a day.
commenced taking DR.. Royce's medi-
cine the I'd day of March and have not
had one ofmy sick headaches since; and
those pains in my stomach left me the
first week and [ have not had any return
of them since. | feel that my health is
fully restored and that the result is per-
manent. Gratefully yours,
Mrs. J. L. FORREST.
Mr.. j. L. FORREST.
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The result of the election in Ohio

The result of the election in Ohio
for Governor this fall will serve to
throw some light on the rather mixed
political situation in the country.
Both a Labor and Prohibition ticket
have been placed in the field. The
Democrats are to hold their conven-
ton on the goth and 21st inst, at
Cleveland, and the Republicans hold
theirs at Toledo on the 9th and 28th
inat
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DR.. Royce:-Dear friend it gives me great
pleasure to place at your disposal brief state
ment of my case. l have had catarrh and stom-
ach trouble since 1873, and at times l suffered
much vomiting and distress in my stomach that
| could hardly live. tried number of different
doctors but could get no help. | commenced
with DIR. Royce the first of last February and at
that time l suffered with catarrh in its worst
FORM Could not eat or sleep. Was completely
run down and had to give up my farm work. /
began to gain at once and to-elly-e. -meIl.
strong man. Can do any amount of work with
ease. NV catarrh is entirely cured. Can eat
anything. sleep well at night, and have gained in
flesh. My wife had been troubled with consti-
patton and kidney troubles for years, and had
suffered everything. Had tried several physi-
clans but could get no relief. She commenced
airy and she is now entirely cured of both troubles
and feels like a new woman. With greatful
hearts we tender our sincere thanks to DF.
Royce. MIR. and MRS j. N. CRAIG.
Rnfprrn6 IN
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-21

The policy of making Niagara Falls
and its surroundings a public pleasure
ground has been a complete success.
All unsightly buildings have been re-
moved, and for the first time in many
years some of the best views of the
river and falls are attainable. The ba-
zaars have been abolished, the hackmen
tanned, and every visitor is free to go
about as he pleaSeS,
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AObIli ny EGAIE, W., June 81. 81.
This IS to certify that fOr seven or eight years
have been troubled with cough and nearly my
whole system has seemed to be diseased. | have
been treated by different physicians and have
takeif many remedies; but received no pcrma-
nent relief. Last winter my cough got very bad
in fact, | coughed almost necessarily. and could
not lie down at all. The last Of February came
menced at once to yield to his medicine and now
am entirely cured, and would recommend any
one suffering as was to consult DR.. Royce before
1t is, too late. Words cannot express my graft
tude. MRS j. G.. SMITH.
Referred to
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For two years past | have been troubled with
stomach liver, and spinal female weakness, and
was very much reduced in strength and had
about given up all hopes of ever getting aid from
any source | also had heart trouble. Hearing
of Dr. Royce at st. ,lOhnSbury, decided to try
once more. | went to see him ana he said he
could cure me. Iput myself under his treatment
and gained from the first, and now | can truly
say am a well woman and can do any amount
of work; eatwell, sleep well, have gained in flesh
Thanks to DR.. Royce and his medicine. | would
cheerfully recommend suffering friends to con-
suit DIR. ROYce. He will frankly tell you if he can
help you or not. MRS. GEO. NJ. HOOKER.
WIN answer all inauirieS.
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ST, JOHNsBURY, VI, June 3, 1881.
To IUItOnl it may cOnceFn:-FOr the past six
years have been severely afflicted with infam-
matOry rheumatism, palpitation of the heart,very
frequent and severe headaches, and q general
-lanlenesS- SnrenesS- of -4a4seles.-After
taking Dr.. ROyce'S remedies i few days | began
to improve very fast and am now free from all
those troubles and can move about my work Just
easily as ever. DIR. Royce also cured my
mother of a very severe chronic diarFhua which
had nearly Frustrated her for several years.
MRS. +. V. POWERS.
Referred To-
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DANVILLE, VT, July 5, 81.
DIR. ROYCE :

DIR, NOYCE =
Dear SRI am happy to give my testimonial
for the benefit which has come to me through
your medical skill. Having been an invalid for
eighteen months and consulted numerous phySi-
clans without help had become almost discOur-
aged when heard of the marvellous cures which
to me seemed mircleS which had been done by
Dr. Royce. became anxious he should become
Kind friends prop9sed CONSULTING him for or ii me
which they did, and he consented to come and
see me. He kindly did so. ] was very much
pleased with his Sympathizing and gentlemanly
appearance. After the examination he pro-
my trouble to be partial paralysis of the
spine, This was May first, AT that time l was
unable to walk at all without assistance. Now,
July 18th, am able to go about without help. I'm
proved in other ways so much that words cannot
express my thankfulness 1t is my wish that all
who suffer may go to Dr. Royce and find the
same relief. MRS. j. II. AVERILL.
BrocktOn Mass.
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Referred to.
TESTIMONY OF MIR. JOHN HURIRURT OF
HARDWICK, VT, WELL KNOWN IN THIS
HARDwICK, VT, June 2

HARDWICK, VT, June %, 1887.
When visited DR.. Royce the 18th of last june
was used up man. L am 50 years old. have
been troubled with catarrh ever since was eight
or nine years old, and six years ago this summer
asthma set in with a vengeance. l have been
treated by noted physicians from far and near
and taken all the advertised remedies to no avail
The 10Th of last October | was so reduced | had
to give up work. My friends said l could not
live SIX months. had terrible cOugh-raising
continually. had fearful night SWeatS. learn
ed OF DrS. Royce y Severance. | called on them
the eleventh of June, and commenced treatment
and the result was gradually improved. Doctors
said keep away and keep my money to make me
comfortable, as there was no cure for me, and all
except those who were located. were imposters
and humbugS. But either they have not the
interest of suffering humanity at heart, as Dr.
Royce has, or they are a bit jealous of his Supe-
riOr skill Thanks be to God and DIR. Royce l
am on terra fTBi0 yet, and to-day my cough is
gone, my catarrh is cured my flesh is hard and
my muscles strong. | hired out on farm for
six months, and began work the md day of Nav
and have been at work with ease every day since
DIR. Royce has proven to me that catarrh and
asthma can be cured. Please publish this and
will be pleased to answer any and all inquiries
or point them to the beacon light which saved me
from the great wreck in life.
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Of. JOHNsBpKh, VI. June "a, 1851.
Have been great sufferer for fifteen years
with liver and kidney disease, also one year from
spinal disease. Have been treated by five differ
ent physicians with little relief Had nearly
given up when | was advised to consult DR..
Royce: After few weeks treatment saw de
cided Improvement in strength-more than from
other physicians treatment-and to DIR, Royce |
owe my present good health, and from expert
ence would j0yfuy recommend him to all suffer
ers from chronic diseases, He is always pleasant
i'll consultation, and thorough in treatment
MRS FLORA. BYRON